Ronni, it's good you are keeping busy. Your home improvements are definitely good "therapy" if you want to call it that. It's always nice to make our environment more beautiful. It feeds the soul. And by keeping going, doing something, we move forward. You impress me with your "git it done" attitude and you are a survivor. I salute you. Oh, and the entry hall looks nice with that texture!
Hi Cheri. Nice to hear from you. I'll feel better once the floors are done and the antiques are out of here.
I am done with Victorian furniture. I want clean lines and lots of light and air.
It would be way too easy to draw inward, and, after things are more settled, I may do that for a little while, but, for now, I need to keep moving and try to keep my chin up.
Now, some white trim, and it will look so much brighter! Of course, I must get rid of that yellow glass window. I like your idea of the glass bricks, but moving the door will have to wait...
Ronni, it's good you are keeping busy. Your home improvements are definitely good "therapy" if you want to call it that. It's always nice to make our environment more beautiful. It feeds the soul. And by keeping going, doing something, we move forward. You impress me with your "git it done" attitude and you are a survivor. I salute you. Oh, and the entry hall looks nice with that texture!
ReplyDeleteHi Cheri. Nice to hear from you. I'll feel better once the floors are done and the antiques are out of here.
ReplyDeleteI am done with Victorian furniture. I want clean lines and lots of light and air.
It would be way too easy to draw inward, and, after things are more settled, I may do that for a little while, but, for now, I need to keep moving and try to keep my chin up.
Thanks for your support.
Looks great; your texture photographs well. See you soon.
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Now, some white trim, and it will look so much brighter! Of course, I must get rid of that yellow glass window. I like your idea of the glass bricks, but moving the door will have to wait...
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